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aldi airbrush - any good?

souter · 2018-05-24 07:47:20

As a *very* occasional modeller (did one airfix a couple years ago as nostalgia fest, then another after that, then said that's it as kids were completely uninterested), would this aldi yoke do the job, should I ahem succumb again? (or will it be yet another bit of hardware frippery mouldering under my stairs)..

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24-05-2018 8:47am

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souter

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As a *very* occasional modeller (did one airfix a couple years ago as nostalgia fest, then another after that, then said that's it as kids were completely uninterested), would this aldi yoke do the job, should I ahem succumb again?

(or will it be yet another bit of hardware frippery mouldering under my stairs)..

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#2 31-05-2018 10:36pm
T-Maxx

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It doesn't have a tank so I expect the flow to be pulsing. Probably good enough for a beginner like me - if I didn't have kit already I'd probably buy this. It's small and compact and cheap enough and comes with 2 air brushes. And a 3 year warranty!

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